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Local Investor Acquires Historic Barbara Worth Country Club, Launches Restoration Ahead of Centennial
-Editorial Imperial Valley native Ray Roben, operating as Roben LLC, announced the close of escrow and the official acquisition of the historic Barbara Worth Country Club and Golf Course. The transaction comes after a period of financial instability and foreclosure…
California Hall of Fame inducts 19th class, honoring leaders in arts, sports, and public service
-Editorial Gavin Newsom, alongside First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and the California Museum, inducted the 19th class of the California Hall of Fame, recognizing individuals whose achievements reflect the state’s legacy of innovation, resilience, and creativity. The latest class highlights…
Imperial–Mexicali Alliance Highlights Lithium Valley as Catalyst for Binational Growth
-Editorial The Imperial-Mexicali Binational Alliance (IMBA) convened its 78th meeting on March 12 at the San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus in Brawley, California. Attendees included representatives from the Imperial County Transportation Commission, the Consejo de Desarrollo Económico de…
Imperial County Seeks $30K Grant for Airport Literacy Program
-Editorial The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved the submission of a Statement of Interest to apply for funding through the First 5 Imperial FY 2026–2027 Community Development Mini-Grant program to support an early childhood literacy outreach initiative at the…
Mauricio Bustos Unveils New Book on Bridging Generational Divides in the Workplace
-Editorial Organizational consultant and author Mauricio Bustos Eguía presented his latest book, The Generational Deception: How to Break the Labels That Destroy Collaboration and Build Integrated Cultures, during an event March 12 at Casa de la Cultura in Mexicali. The…
Trump Threatens ICE Deployment to Airports as DHS Funding Impasse Deepens
-Editorial President Donald Trump said he is prepared to deploy U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to airports nationwide as early as Monday if congressional Democrats do not agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security, escalating a weeks-long standoff…
San Diego Moves to Remove Cesar Chavez References Citywide
-Editorial San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed an executive order directing city departments to undertake a comprehensive effort to remove references to Cesar Chavez from city facilities, programs, and public assets, while recognizing the broader legacy of farmworker rights activism…
When Women’s Self-Empowerment Seems Otherwise: The Uncooperative Domestic Violence Victim
By: Veronica Henderson, Attorney at Law. As we celebrate women during Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, there are certain actions taken by women that seem to work against their own empowerment. However, the dynamics of the situation may…
Women’s Participation on Corporate Boards: Progress, Gaps, and Challenges in Mexico Compared to the United States
By: Mtra. Terry Ahtziry Cárdenas Banda, attorney, internationalist, professor, philanthropist, law professor, and social activist Throughout history, societies have transformed their legal, institutional, and social structures with the aim of promoting greater inclusion of women in decision-making spaces. This process…
Tijuana Hosts California Delegation to Strengthen Binational Cooperation
-Editorial Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz received a delegation of elected officials from California as part of the second Baja FAM Trip, an initiative aimed at strengthening ties between the two border regions and promoting binational collaboration. The delegation included…